Garage Floor Coatings in Glenwood City, Wisconsin.

Glenwood City is called the City of 57 Hills, and the name does real work on a concrete job. A house built into a slope has ground uphill of its lower level, and water moves downhill through that ground whether anybody wants it to or not, so a basement or lower-level slab on a hillside lot here gets tested before it is coated rather than after a coating lifts. The other local fact is age. The city had more residents in 1900 than it has now, so the core around Oak and Maple is heavy on pre-1920 houses and commercial buildings. Where those slabs are original they tend to be thin, poured without a vapor barrier under them, and painted at some point nobody remembers. That is prep, not a disqualifier. Outside the city limits the surrounding town is farm ground, and the biggest floors out there are in pole barns and machine sheds that see equipment, fuel and gravel.

Garage Floor Coatings specifically in Glenwood City

Glenwood City garages are a mix of pre-1920 detached buildings in the old core, mid-century attached garages, and a smaller number of newer builds on the edges. The old ones carry prior floor paint, thin concrete and edge spalling, and being unheated they have to be coated when the slab is warm enough for the polyurea to cure. Out in the surrounding farm country the floor that needs a coating is more often a shop or a pole barn.

Neighborhoods we work in

• Downtown / Oak Street
• Maple Street
• St. Croix County Fairgrounds area
• Glen Hills Park area
• Tiffany Creek
• Highway 128 corridor